The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has commissioned research which has revealed that there is strong support for an independent professional standards board, rather than internal FSA governance.
The research came in two parts, the first half conducted with members and the second half with a wider spectrum of IFAs, with both segments showing a backing of [...]
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